I really can’t believe it was nearly six years since we spent a few days in Cumbria. I loved the scenery, the ruggedness of the mountains and hidden gems that we found within the countryside.
One of the hidden gems we discovered was Aria Force. Aria Force is a 65 ft waterfall located in the Lake District National Park. This natural marvel is situated in the Whinlatter Forest, near Keswick.
The journey to the waterfall is a moderate hike through the scenic forest, with well-maintained pathways and wooden footbridges. It takes roughly 15 minutes to reach the waterfall, which we didn’t manage to get too…but we did however capture, the stream as it rolled over the rocks towards the lake.
The view of Aria Force is breathtaking. The water cascades down the rocky ledge, creating a picturesque scene. It’s truly spectacular to see the force of nature at work as the water tumbles down with such force.
Aria Force is not just a stunning natural attraction but also a place of relaxation and tranquillity. We sat on the rocks, enjoying the peace and quiet, and reflected on how incredible nature is.
Overall, Aria Force is a must-visit for nature lovers and anyone who appreciates the beauty of waterfalls. The hike through the forest is pleasant, and the waterfall is simply stunning. So if you want to experience a peaceful and serene atmosphere, add Aria Force to your list of places to visit in Cumbria.
Posted as Part of Jez’s Water Water Everywhere Photography challenge.
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